Good For Nothing 2014
Gianni Di Gregorio's *Good For Nothing (2014)* blends sharp wit with lighthearted satire as it follows an easygoing Roman retiree whose plans for a life of leisure are upended by a sudden change in the law.
Director: Gianni Di Gregorio
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Good For Nothing (2014) about?
Retiree Gianni Di Gregorio's peaceful life takes an unexpected turn when a new law forces him to work three more years. Determined to avoid honest labor, he embarks on a series of amusingly futile attempts to evade responsibility—leading to a string of comedic mishaps. The film captures his battle against both bureaucracy and his own laziness with sharp, observational humor.
Who directed Good For Nothing?
Gianni Di Gregorio directed *Good For Nothing*, bringing his signature blend of dry wit and understated charm to the screen.
Who stars in Good For Nothing?
The film features Gianni Di Gregorio, Marco Marzocca, Marco Messeri, Valentina Lodovini, and Daniela Giordano in key roles.
Is Good For Nothing (2014) worth watching?
*Good For Nothing* is a delightful slice-of-life comedy that thrives on its relatable premise and gentle humor. While IMDb ratings aren't available, its focus on everyday absurdity and Di Gregorio's engaging performance make it a solid choice for fans of character-driven comedies. Just don't expect high-octane laughs—this one's more about the journey than the destination.
How long is Good For Nothing?
The runtime for *Good For Nothing (2014)* is 87 minutes.
About Good For Nothing (2014) — When Retirement Becomes a 9-to-5 Nightmare
Gianni Di Gregorio's *Good For Nothing (2014)* blends sharp wit with lighthearted satire as it follows an easygoing Roman retiree whose plans for a life of leisure are upended by a sudden change in the law. Forced to work three more years just to maintain his quiet routine, Gianni concocts increasingly creative schemes to avoid honest labor—only to find himself tangled in absurd situations. Directed with a keen eye for character-driven comedy, this Italian gem explores themes of laziness, bureaucracy, and the universal dread of losing control over one's time. With a dry sense of humor and a cast of eccentric locals, the film captures the charm of everyday misadventures in a way that feels both relatable and refreshingly offbeat.
At its heart, *Good For Nothing* is a celebration of the small rebellions we all dream of when faced with mindless routine. Di Gregorio's writing and performance shine as Gianni navigates a world of dead-end jobs and well-meaning but clueless allies, all while trying to outsmart a system that refuses to leave him alone. The result is a comedy that's as much about the art of doing nothing as it is about the chaos that ensues when you're forced to do the opposite.